Field notes
What we've learned about getting Tampa Bay businesses found: Google Business Profiles, location pages, and keeping a site useful when a storm is coming.
Posts
- 7 min read
Business Website Hurricane Prep: Tampa Bay Checklist
Your website, Google Business Profile, and phones are how customers find out whether you're open after a storm. A practical checklist for before the season, when a storm is forecast, and after it passes.
- 8 min read
Location Pages SEO: Rank Without Doorway Pages
Twenty city pages with the name swapped is a doorway, not a strategy. How to build service area pages for St. Pete, Tampa, Clearwater, and beyond that earn their place in search.
- 8 min read
Google Business Profile for Service Area Businesses
No storefront is fine, as long as you follow the rules. How contractors, mobile services, and home-based businesses in Tampa Bay set up a Google Business Profile that stays live and shows up.
What these notes cover
Each note answers a question we get from Tampa Bay business owners, written so you can act on it yourself. Most are about local search: how Google decides which businesses show on the map, how to set up a Business Profile when you work from home, and how to build city pages that rank without reading like copies of each other.
When you'd rather hand it off, the same work is what we do for clients: SEO and digital marketing in St. Petersburg, in Tampa, and in Clearwater, and web design across Tampa Bay.
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